USS Enterprise‑D Conn (Helm Station Console)

The USS Enterprise Conn Panel is actively used by Worf as he attempts to regain control of the ship’s navigation systems. His repeated manipulation of this tactile interface underscores the escalating desperation and technical failure facing the crew.

The USS Enterprise Conn Panel is actively manipulated by Worf in frantic attempts to override failing ship controls and steer the Enterprise away from the incoming stellar debris, but like the main controls, it remains unresponsive, amplifying the danger and tension.

The USS Enterprise Conn Panel is manipulated by Worf in a frantic effort to override locked navigation controls. Its failure to respond highlights critical system failure during the emergency, amplifying the ship’s peril and the crew’s sense of helplessness.

The Conn Panel is frantically operated by Worf as a secondary attempt to regain control of the Enterprise’s navigation systems, but it too remains unresponsive, reflecting the deepening technological failure amid external dangers.

The Conn panel is the immediate interface Worf interacts with in his attempts to override the ship controls and pilot the starship to safety. It remains stubbornly inactive, underscoring the technological paralysis besetting the Enterprise.

The helm/conn panel is actively used by Wesley to execute Picard's precise course corrections, maintaining station near Enterprise‑C despite repeated impacts that shake controls and require manual adjustments.

The Conn/Helm control is the tactile interface through which Wesley implements Picard's order to hold near the Enterprise‑C; the physical throttles and yoke respond to impulse commands while ship impacts make fine adjustments perilous.

The Conn/Helm control provides tactile inputs for course changes ordered by Picard; it is the physical interface Wesley manipulates while the ship is rocked by Klingon impacts, directly enabling the protective station-keeping.